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"No crowd buys stocks of other countries intelligently" Elliott Wave International's 25+ analysts regularly review more than 100+ market indicators to keep subscribers ahead of major turns. Many of those are "technical" indicators. Others are "sentiment" related. Let's focus on a key sentiment measure which has a stellar track record. As the book Prechter's Perspective says: For decades, heavy foreign buying in the U.S. stock market has served as an excellent indicator of major tops. This indicator also works elsewhere around the globe. For instance, in the late 1980s, after years of indif...

Why This Excellent Stock Market Indicator Should Be On Your Radar Screen Now "No crowd buys stocks of other countries intelligently" Elliott Wave International's 25+ analysts regularly review more than 100+ market indicators to keep subscribers ahead of major turns. Many of those are "technical" indicators. Others are "sentiment" related. Let's focus on a key sentiment measure that has a stellar track record. As the book Prechter's Perspective says: For decades, heavy foreign buying in the U.S. stock market has served as an excellent indicator of major tops. This indicator also works elsewhe...

related markets tend to move in unison. However, when a trend is near exhaustion -- either bullish or bearish, "non-confirmations" often occur. This is when one market continues to rise (or fall), but a related market does not. As a case in point, the Feb. 3 U.S. Short Term Update, an Elliott Wave International thrice weekly publication which provides near-term forecasts for major U.S. financial markets, discussed the details of a non-confirmation between the price action of gold and silver. Here's a chart and commentary: [Silver] plunged nearly 13% in a matter of ten hours from Monday night...

Why a "disappointing" jobs report did not send stock prices lower Many market observers assume that the news is the main factor in governing the stock market's trend. Yet, Elliott Wave International has shown time and again that there's simply no evidence to support this widespread assumption. Consider the big economic news on Friday, Dec. 4 (Marketwatch): 'Job growth has seriously slowed' The November jobs report on Friday showed the coronavirus-battered U.S. economy regained 245,000 jobs last month. ... Economists polled by MarketWatch had expected a gain of 432,000 jobs. ... As you might ...